Adding Spaces in the variable.

[Former Member]

Hi All,

the problem scenario is :

I have a varaible of type c and length 10, and its filled with only 6 characters. Further there is another Variable of type c and size 4 , both need to concatenated .

The problem is when I concatenate both variables they come up joined. I need to have the 4 characters space between both variables.

[Former Member]

Hi,

If the variable has spaces at the end, these spaces are generally ignored.

So, when you concatenate both the variables, you would not get spaces in between.

If the variable is sure to have only 6 digits,

you can use the concatenate statement to separate it by 4 spaces:

concatenate varA varB separated by ' '.

[former_member242255]

DATA: w_num1(10) TYPE c VALUE '123456',

w_num2(4) TYPE c VALUE '1234',

w_space(4) TYPE c,

w_num(20) TYPE c.

CONCATENATE w_num1 w_num2 INTO w_num SEPARATED BY w_space.

WRITE w_num.

[Former Member]

Hi,

please check the code below. give d as 4spaces in quotes.

data: a type string value 'sudarsan',

b TYPE string value 'dande',

c type string,

d(4) type c value ' '.

CONCATENATE a b INTO c SEPARATED BY d.

WRITE c.

[dev_parbutteea]

Hi,

Try using offset.

e.g data: v1 type char10 value '666666',

v2 type char4 value '4444',

v3 type char30.

v3(10) = v1.

v3+10(4) = v2.

[Former Member]

USE Below.

DATA: a(10) type c.
a = 'sixsix'.

DATA: b(4) type c.
b = 'four'.

DATA c(12) type c.
CONCATENATE a b INTO c SEPERATED BY SPACE.

[Former Member]

Hi;

data: lv_var4 type char4,

lv_var10 type char10,

lv_var14 type char14.

concatenate lv_var10

space(4)

lv_var4 into lv_var14 seperated by space(1).

Regards

Shashi

[Former Member]

data: a type string value 'sudarsan',

b TYPE string value 'dande',

c type string,

d(4) type c value ' '.

CONCATENATE a b INTO c SEPARATED BY d.

WRITE c.

[SuhaSaha]

Hello,

CONCATENATE is not going to be of any help.

Try like this:

DATA:
V_STR1 TYPE CHAR10 VALUE '123456',
V_STR2 TYPE CHAR4 VALUE '1234',
V_STR TYPE STRING.

MOVE V_STR1 TO V_STR.

V_STR+10 = V_STR2.

WRITE: V_STR.

Hope this helps.

BR,

Suhas

[former_member222860]

Try this:

DATA: var1(10) type c value 'MAHESH'.
DATA: var2(4) type c value 'ABAP'.
DATA: var3(14) type c.
data: var4(4) type c .

var4 = SPACE.

concatenate var1(10) var2(4) into var3 SEPARATED BY var4.

write:/ var3.

[Former Member]

hi,

if my understanding is correct

you can use the below method for this:

data: ct(10) TYPE c VALUE '123456',

gt(4) TYPE c VALUE '7890'.

CONCATENATE ct GT INTO result RESPECTING BLANKS.

ouput will be :

123456 7890

[SuhaSaha]

Hello,

Your code does not even SYNTAX check !!! Plz verify before posting.

AFAIK the OP's req. cannot be met using CONCATENATE stmt.

BR,

Suhas

[Former Member]

Thanks for your replies...

BUT in case when the length first variable keeps on changing as its being returned by a function ex it becomes 7 or 8 then how can i insert 2 or 3 spaces ...

[Former Member]

find the lenght of the first_variable and then use OFFSET accordingly.

apart from the above replies, u can also try like, put some speacial characters like $, in the place where do u want see the space, then REPLACE these $ with SPACES.

thanq